Pros: Great looking memory that moved my X58 machine up to 24GB. Easy to get to 1600 speeds through Intel XMP bios settings - took all of 20 seconds to enter bios and change this setting, reboot and memory is running great. Still maintains a low profile with its heat sinks.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Never had an issue with Crucial memory - from enthusiast builds to low power budget builds.

Pros: Ummm, I am not really sure what to put. No issues so far, it meets all my demands. I got 8GB total for my setup, and vary rarely do I use it all.

Cons: NONE!!! Its RAM. I don't have any, and if I did, it would either be due to defects, or because I ordered incompatible sticks... which I did not.

Overall Review: Its RAM, from my understanding, all you need to do is find the right ones and buy the amounts you need for the price that you feel is right.

Pros: Upgraded my ASUS P6X58D-E with this 12gb kit and it is working flawlessly. I had 6gb of Corsair CORSAIR DOMINATOR TR3X6G1600C8D which needed 1.65v to run XMP 1600 speed. this Crucial kit runs at the same 8-8-8-24 timings at XMP 1600 with only 1.5v . Nice low profile heatsinks.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I chose this kit instead of any of the other 12gb triple channel kits because it was the only one in this price range that was Cas Latency 8 at 1600mhz. All the others were Cas Latency 9 at 1600mhz.

Pros: Working well alongside of the 6GB of OCZ RAM (OCZ3P1600LV6GK) that I already had. Compatible with GIGABYTE GA-EX58-UD4P mobo.

Cons: Had to manually adjust mobo settings to match specs, but then Windows Explorer started crashing. Dialed the speed back to 1333 and all appears to be working. My guess is it's probably because of the mixed types of RAM.

Pros: -it's cheap! -wicked fast -low profile so it fits under larger heatsinks like the hyper 212 plus -works perfectly on a FM1 APU build -runs ice cold -overclocks very well (see other thoughts)

Cons: I'm not a fan of the yellow color, but hey my case doesn't have a window so it isn't a big deal.

Overall Review: With so few reviews I took a chance buying this ram. But for $25 it was worth a try. I popped it in my new AMD A8-3870k build and with a few simple adjustments to the bios I was running at 1600mhz with 8-8-8-24 timings on 1.5v with zero problems. However, I craved more. Hungry for more I went into the bios and loosened the timings to 9-9-9-24 and cranked the speed up to 1866mhz while leaving the voltage at 1.5v. To see if my settings were solid I ran memtest for 24 hours and then proceeded to pound the system with a prime95 blend test for 12 hours. Both tests completed error free proving the settings stable leaving me totally amazed. To be honest I never expected results like this. I would buy again in a heartbeat.

Pros: Memory is not quite as fugly as it looked in the Images at newegg. Crucial Ballistix Memory cooler fans were included as a promo. That was nice as well. I have ordered another package to bring the system upto a humble 8gigs. Seriously this memory is good and Crucial is a great outfit, you too newegg!

Cons: none

Overall Review: Caution yellow?????

Pros: Ram works.

Cons: Doesn't work with my X58 motherboard.

Overall Review: Talked to Crucial. They pointed the finger at Asus. Talked to Asus, they pointed the finger at Crucial (not on their QVL list...but then again, Asus, NO 12Gb kit is on your QVL). Talked to the Google and tried a bunch of stuff he suggested. That stuff resulted in ram channel 2 no longer working. Now I have a damaged board and my old 6Gb kit is effectively a 4Gb kit. Delightful experience and the RMA $20.00 Newegg re-stocking fee is yet another sign of failure from what was once an industry leading experience.

Pros: Decent performance for the price

Cons: 1 chip of 6 failed within 6 months of use at stock numbers, in an extremely cool running, clean case. While it says it has a limited lifetime warranty, that warranty only covers 45 days after purchase. I will not be buying this line of memory again.